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Drugs commonly used to treat epilepsy have some extremely harmful side effects. Treating Epilepsy Naturally is an empathetic, practical, empowering look at treatment options, lifestyle choices, and ways of living well. Written by an author who has been successfully living with it herself for most of her adult life, this comprehensive guide offers alternative treatments to replace and to complement traditional therapies and sound advice to find the right health practitioner for you.

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teach online, work from home, adjuncts, distance education.
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43 pages. Paperback
In its 4th Edition! This is an intentionally brief and to the point book for busy part-time faculty. It is a quick and straightforward teaching reference full of tips, strategies and proven techniques that address teaching in the contemporary classroom. If you are new to adjunct teaching, returning to the profession or have been teaching for several years, Teaching Strategies will help make your teaching experience more productive and enjoyable.

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In recent years, colleges and universities have markedly increased their employment of adjunct professors. Unfortunately, many adjunct professors enter the classroom with little or no training in teaching and classroom management techniques and suffer frustrations which are painful to both themselves and their institutions! This book provides the guidance and addresses the issues imperative to the adjunct professor. Each chapter addresses classroom survival issues with appropriate context and bulleted lists of "Do's and Don'ts." The perspective of "Through the Adjunct's Eyes," near the end of each chapter, shares common classroom successes and challenges. "Tips for Thriving," a bulleted review of key points and suggested additional readings, concludes each chapter. The book concludes with chapters on self-evaluation and techniques for building a part-time career in academe. Anyone who is interested in how to begin their approach to teaching.

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This is more than just a teacher's manual! This little powerhouse helps adjuncts tackle the day-to-day problems associated with teaching part-time. From course planning to teaching adult students, this book offers practical suggestions, strategies and advice. With over 160,000 copies sold, A Handbook provides adjuncts with the contents of a first-rate teaching workshop for a fraction of the price..
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The number of part-time faculty members is increasing steadily, to the point that most colleges and universities could not function efficiently without them. The evening and weekend availability of adjunct faculty enables us to expand class schedules to serve the educational needs of nontraditional students, and their expertise offers students important real-world perspectives.Yet there is often a lack of preparation or support for their vital role. Best Practices for Supporting Adjunct Faculty is written for a full range of academic leaders, including instructional administrators, department chairs, and directors of teaching and learning centers. It showcases proven initiatives at a variety of institutional types—two- and four year, public and private—that help achieve the needs of adjunct instructors, while increasing their effectiveness within institutions’ existing delivery systems. This book provides research data on the initiatives highlighted, and valuable ideas for institutions expanding their professional development opportunities for part-time instructors—thus enhancing student learning and improving accountability outcomes. Contents include:

• Deepening our understanding of adjunct faculty
• Ensuring an effective start for adjunct faculty
• Supporting adjunct faculty through face-to-face and online programming
• Mentoring adjunct instructors in a variety of approaches
• Building community and a sense of mission
• Analysis of orientation, pre-service training, recognition, and comprehensive professional development programs for adjunct faculty
• Portraits of proven programs and strategies for implementing initiatives at your institution
• An adjunct professor’s perspective on the benefits of supporting your part-timers’ teaching

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160 pages. Paperback

Higher education expert Donald Greive takes experienced and long-term adjunct faculty beyond his best selling Handbook for Adjunct/Part-Time Faculty and Teachers of Adults to Handbook II: Advanced Teaching Strategies for Adjunct and Part-Time Faculty. In this book, adjuncts and their managers offer their own insights into a variety of topics, like...

-The Syllabus and the Lesson Plan
-101 different strategies and tips to use the first week of class
-Preparing for a Distance Education Assignment
-What is Critical Thinking?
-Large class teaching tips
-Testing and Grading

From one of the most well know names in faculty training comes another tool for adjunct and part-time faculty, whether teaching for the first semester or the fiftieth.

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This clearly illustrated atlas offers straightforward, step-by-step descriptions of common eye procedures used regularly in primary eyecare..
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Colleges and universities are turning more and more to part-time and adjunct faculty to fill teaching needs. However, adjuncts may be given little more than a date, a time, a room number, and a brief course description to help prepare for and teach a course. The Adjunct Faculty Handbook provides administrators and part-time and full-time faculty with a much-needed, practical resource for helping adjuncts teach effectively. Administrators will find this book helpful for designing policies for adjunct programs and evaluating faculty. Both part-time and full-time faculty will benefit from its explorations of course planning, teaching strategies, cooperative learning, student evaluations, and professional development. The Adjunct Faculty Handbook is enhanced with handy checklists, sample syllabi, evaluation forms, and case studies. From graduate students embarking on a teaching career to professionals who wants to share their real-world expertise through teaching, this book is an invaluable guide for the "invisible academics" and those who work with them. "It is a very useful primer. The book is very comprehensive. It gives plenty of practical examples, yet it also refers to teaching and learning theory. It has very few weaknesses." --Martin Lightfoot in Management & Education "The book is very comprehensive. It gives plenty of practical examples, yet it also refers to teaching and learning theory. It has very few weaknesses. It is an excellent little book which I have no hesitation to recommend to a colleague." --Management & Education "Higher education generally provides limited guidance and tools for negotiating campus culture and strategies for delivering high-quality instruction to its on-campus faculty. The void of information is dramatically magnified for those who are part-time adjunct employees. Virginia Bianco-Mathis and Neal Chalofsky have edited a handbook that no longer marginalizes, trivializes, or neglects a spectrum of issues--from campus parking to professional development--that confront the often alienated adjunct faculty. This handbook contains advice and approaches for teaching practices that both new and seasoned faculty can employ to revisit and revitalize what goes on in their classrooms." --Margaret E. Holt, Adult Education Department, University of Georgia.
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